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06-07-2008, 06:06 AM
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Boys, I have spent so much time finding out about anything that will increase my chances of getting my cnc working. OMG, I have just started...Most people I see use hard code on their PC. I just got CD-rom/ram to load and run code without to many overheads, thats if you include the startup timing and loading time. Thank you, Beginner   |
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